My American magical life
Chapter 718 - 718 11 Momentum like Thunder the Ferocious Beast is Unleashed!_2

718: Chapter 11: Momentum like Thunder, the Ferocious Beast is Unleashed!_2 718: Chapter 11: Momentum like Thunder, the Ferocious Beast is Unleashed!_2 “Geweil, that blockhead finally did something pretty slick, and it had to be speculating on his own people’s platform to feel secure, huh.”

“Fak, why did it drop?

BEC spent so much on promotion, those individually styled coins on LCE should have stayed strong for a long while.”

In ten seconds, eighty thousand dollars had gone down the drain.

Wigginster hurried to close his position, but the numbers on the screen had already changed from a floating profit of a hundred thousand dollars to a meager gain of over twenty thousand.

After deducting the fees, he had only earned a bit over ten thousand.

“Apart from the high fees, there isn’t any other downside, sigh.”

Investing, after all, where profit and loss are borne by the investor, was normal, and actually, Wigginster quite admired LCE’s marketing strategy.

The astronomical fees were matched with the ultimate in capital security, a dedicated investor protection fund that offered peace of mind to individual investors, and a business model that constantly liaised with regulators, was truly one of a kind worldwide.

“Honey, what are you looking at?”

The prostitute was an old acquaintance of Wigginster’s, and she noticed the man’s computer screen.

“LCE, California’s own cryptocurrency trading platform.

I have a little stake in it too, you should try it out, it’s reliable.”

Wigginster postured pretentiously while pulling the prostitute onto his lap.

A small profit of ten thousand dollars was still profit, and he was in a good mood.

In the midst of their affectionate cuddling…

“Boom!”

The door breaching device efficiently busted open Wigginster’s front door, and Jax charged in with a group of burly officers.

And Wigginster, upon hearing the front door, had already dropped the prostitute, grasping his gun bag from the shelf next to the computer desk.

The prostitute was screaming on the floor as Wigginster quickly drew his gun, pointing it at the bedroom door.

“Wiggin, don’t worry, it’s me, Jax.”

Jax’s voice came through, and Wigginster let out a sigh of relief; these were Gru’s men.

“Fak, what’s this about?”

The bedroom door was pushed open, and an officer, holding a riot shield, appeared before Wigginster.

Wigginster was so startled that he forgot to breathe; he seemed to realize something, and, outraged, he asked.

“Have you lost your minds?

Do you really want rebellion?”

“Ha ha ha, we’ve got a lady here, come on, miss, come out.”

Jax walked into the bedroom, smiling, followed by several fully armed officers.

The prostitute was pulled up from the floor by the officers; she was terrified, tears and snot running all over her face.

Seeing that the officers had come in, she shivered and said.

“I’m just a prostitute; I don’t know anything.”

Jax glanced at her and added a phrase.

“Throw her out.”

“Jax, what Gru’s doing will be the death of you guys; we can talk!”

Wigginster had already put down the gun; he didn’t care what would happen to the prostitute, only that Gru was far stupider than they had anticipated.

He was dumb enough to choose mutual destruction!

“Hey, pick up the gun; we need to take a photo of you, Wiggin, I won’t make it hard for you.”

Chief Jax couldn’t be bothered to explain; he just continued to smile and speak.

Wigginster swallowed hard, under the gunpoint of LAPD officers, shaking as he picked up his pistol.

“No, not like that, Wiggin, hold it in a normal shooting position, yes, just like that, good.”

“I have to make sure you won’t actually shoot at us; lift the gun over your head, yes, that’s it, Wiggin, sorry.”

“Bang!

Bang!

Bang!

Bang!

Bang!”

Jax, along with six officers armed with automatic rifles, fired several kilograms worth of bullets into Wigginster.

His body was completely wrecked.

“Fall back!”

Jax glanced at Wigginster’s computer and sneered.

“Aren’t we cleaning this up?”

Jax chuckled with profound meaning.

“This is Niu Sen’s man; no clean-up needed from us.

Let Governor take care of it personally!”

“Boss, that’s the Governor; what if this blows up?”

“There’s no ‘what if’!”

So, CEO Cheng’s judgment was never wrong; Gru was never Niu Sen’s lackey, never was.

He was Niu Sen’s biggest retribution in this lifetime!

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LAPD is one of America’s largest law enforcement agencies, what’s the concept here?

Forbes directly manages more than twenty thousand employees; the LAPD has fifteen thousand.

Forbes has to oversee so many states of America; LAPD only manages Saint Rodu.

Why did Chief Gru listen to CEO Cheng’s advice to restructure his own criminal syndicate?

Because his gang was too damn big!

A gang with two thousand members, this number is even bigger than the National Guard of some states!

No one knew the exact number of members, at least Niu Sen hadn’t thought there were that many, neither had Achilles.

Thus, when Gru finally showed his fangs after biding his time, it startled everyone.

Eris and Domo were the two biggest tigers, and many important members of the California Elephant Party had people caught tonight as well.

As wave after wave of police officers brought in good news, Jax’s expression became more and more serious.

There was no turning back for them.

CEO Cheng had seized Niu Sen’s momentum, Achilles’s gathered forces, and then, he immediately took action.

Letting Gru bite, giving those top players a little shock of Saint Rodu, CEO Cheng wanted them to understand, they had no right to call a halt to this game!

Since the moment Achilles sent Forbes into California, CEO Cheng had adopted the strategy of “you fight yours, I’ll fight mine.”

CEO Cheng was indifferent to whatever terms they’d reached at the moment or what conditions they’d negotiate for peace in the future.

He believed that once Gru made his move, repeatedly slapping the faces of the California Elephant Party and Niu Sen, the situation would no longer be something any one power could decide.